Most churches have one person who really knows the sound board — and that person can never miss a Sunday. TalkBoard lets anyone on the team say what’s needed in plain English — “turn up the pastor’s mic” — and the board does it.
Name the channels once (“channel 1 is the pastor’s mic”) and from then on “the pastor’s mic” is a real address on the board. Volunteers ask for what they need — turn it up, mute the choir, more keys in the monitor — instead of hunting through layers. TalkBoard executes what a person asks for; it doesn’t mix the service by itself.
Show Mode makes every AI change wait for a confirmation before it touches the board. New volunteer? They can’t break Sunday by accident.
Walk-in music, sermon mode, all-mute — saved as macros and fired from single keys. Macro hotkeys mode disables typing, so hotkeys fire only your saved macros.
Scenes store the whole setup, so “the board got messed with” is a one-command fix. On X32/M32, TalkBoard can also undo the last AI change.
Only if it’s one of these — and if your board isn’t on this list, TalkBoard won’t help you yet:
X32 · Producer · Rack
M32 · M32R · M32C
QL1 · QL5 · CL5
Qu-16 · Qu-24 · Qu-32
Train without touching the real board: volunteers can practice every command against X32-Edit/M32-Edit on a laptop — a virtual console — so practice can’t touch the Sunday settings.
Small-church pricing: free to try with 15 demo requests on your own board, then from $5/month, tax included. Full pricing →
No. It executes the instructions your operator gives it — “turn up the pastor’s mic”, “mute the choir” — in plain English. A person still decides what the service needs; TalkBoard just makes the board do it faster.
Two guardrails: Show Mode makes every AI change wait for confirmation before it touches the board, and macro hotkeys mode disables typing during a service, so hotkeys fire only pre-saved macros (voice stays push-to-talk and, with Show Mode on, still needs a confirmation).
Only if it’s a Behringer X32 family, Midas M32 family, Yamaha QL1/QL5/CL5, or Allen & Heath Qu-16/24/32 board. Other boards — including the Behringer XR18 and A&H SQ — are not supported.
$5, $10 or $20 per month, tax included, after a free trial of 15 demo requests. The $5 Basic plan covers 300 requests a month — plenty for a typical Sunday-plus-rehearsal week. Details →
Yes — TalkBoard drives X32-Edit or M32-Edit on a computer as a virtual console, so practice can’t touch the Sunday settings. How that works →
Free to try with 15 one-time demo requests on our built-in AI — no API keys, nothing to configure.
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